Pinarayi Vijayan
There’s a buzz going round that the CPI-M is a bit upset with the way in which Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan is being glorified after he led the occasion to a historic win.
The assumption gained energy after their editorial within the newest version of the People’s Democracy, that got here out, on Friday.
“There is an effort by sections of the media and a few political commentators to cut back this historic victory solely to the persona and function of Pinarayi Vijayan.
“According to them, it is the emergence of a ‘supreme leader’ or ‘strong man’ that was the main reason for the electoral success of the LDF. They claim that one man dominates the government and Party”.
It goes on to state that, “there isn’t any doubt that Pinarayi Vijayan, as chief minister, set a brand new customary in offering political steerage to policy-making, all the time retaining the folks’s pursuits in thoughts and displaying administrative skill in getting insurance policies applied.
“Nevertheless, the victory is the results of each particular person and collective efforts.
“As far as the CPI(M) and the LDF are concerned, the incoming ministry will continue the tradition of collective work and individual responsibility,” reads the editorial.
Incidentally, none has a doubt that Vijayan has grow to be the final phrase not simply within the authorities, but additionally within the occasion and it surfaced when there was not a whimper of protest, when the choice got here to not subject all those that have had two successive electoral wins and likewise dropped just a few legislators who had just one time period taking the full to 33 sitting legislators being dropped.
Now all eyes are on his alternative of cupboard ministers from the occasion and the phrase is that, right here once more it is going to be his name.
Incidentally, each the Congress-led UDF and BJP-led NDA leaders have been for some time been attacking Vijayan and describing him as an autocrat within the ‘mould of Stalin and Hitler’.
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